river restoration method example
River restoration and enhancement

Willow spiling and faggots used as natural erosion controlThe A.G.A Group undertakes a variety of river management and restoration projects and through experience is equipped to employ a wide range of recognised techniques. Clear sets of aims and outlines must first be decided before embarking on river restoration and enhancement projects; these plans must incorporate future goals and constraints to ensure the project’s blueprint is one for success.


When working with dynamic fluvial systems the A.G.A Group would emphasise that this planning stage is crucial both from an environmental and health and safety standpoint as mistakes can be disastrous. It is only through a thorough understanding of fluvial processes that informed management strategies can be formulated. This type of work will often require consultation with the Environment Agency, Local Authorities and other statutory bodies. The A.G.A Group has carried out a number of projects for both the Environment Agency and numerous Local Authorities in the past.

Some of the techniques that the A.G.A Group can and has employed are:
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